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Daddy phoenix might even joke about xingzhi's age, thinking he's too old for his daughter. hahah

The final fight was epic! 💥 Daddy Phoenix was super strong. It took an Ancient God and Shen Li to cleanse him. 😂

After watching episode 8, besides the main events like Hae In and Hyun Woo's divorce and the problems with the Queen family, I couldn't help but notice something odd about Eunseong. The way he remembers saving Hae In as kids and holding onto her necklace all these years makes me think he's obsessed with her. His comments like 'Hae In will choose me' really emphasize that feeling. Plus, his statements to Hae In about how he's done a lot to prove he can be of use to her, even saying "use me," after finding out about her divorce seem pretty crazy.

Do you think he's too focused on Hae In?

I intended to wait until it finished airing before starting, but my curiosity got the better of me! 🙈 I ended up watching 2 episodes and couldn't stop; I binged for 2 days straight, catching up to episode 21! Now, I'm feeling a bit empty waiting for the next one. 😩 These main characters are incredibly strong; if they end up together and have a child, that kid would undoubtedly inherit their power! 💥💫

Aunt Beomja's tears for Hae In are so sincere. I wish Hae In's mom would react like that too.

Episode 1 is really good. He even has great chemistry with her chicken/phoenix form! 😄

There's a big debate going on about how some people think the writers and directors of dramas use the sickness plot to make us feel sorry for the female lead. But at the same time, some unfairly criticize her actions, even when they make sense. It's sad to see this bias towards male characters in K-dramas and C-dramas, even though I won't mention any specific shows. We need to look at both sides of the story. For example, Hae In doesn't always stick up for her husband when he's treated badly, but she's been dealing with her family mistreating her for years. On the other hand, it's not okay that Hyun Woo wishes his wife would die so he could be free. We have to think about how their personalities and situations affect their behavior. Even though Hae In did defend her husband once, some people think she was just looking out for herself rather than really supporting him. It's clear that people are biased in how they see things, which can make one character look bad unfairly.

Yeah, they definitely have distinct personalities. Hyun Woo seems more straightforward and tends to express his emotions openly when he feels something. On the other hand, Hae In tends to keep her feelings bottled up.

I'm at a loss for words, but Hae In's health is taking a worrying turn. Previously, she seemed to enter a trance-like state where she was unaware of her actions during her sickness episodes. However, in Episode 4, it appears she's engaging in activities like walking without any awareness, and it's deeply unsettling

Yeah, they definitely have distinct personalities. Hyun Woo seems more straightforward and tends to express his emotions openly when he feels something. On the other hand, Hae In tends to keep her feelings bottled up.

By Episode 4, you'll be fully invested in the storyline.

Absolutely! Episode 4 is so far my favorite.

Episode 4 really tugs at my emotions. It's a standout episode. One moment, we're delighted by their sweet interactions and the hints of jealousy, but I have a feeling that in the next episode, tears might be shed. It seems like Hae In's condition is worsening, and they'll realize the importance of being together during such times. Episode 4 is simply fantastic.

Hi! Starting this drama, is it any good?

Quick questions:
1. How's the story?
2. What about the romance?
3. Any love triangle?
4. Happy or sad ending?"

That's my point too. The drama is interesting but the face swap thing is a let down.

I have no criticism regarding the plot; it was actually good. All I was saying is that it's too much for me. I guess it's a matter of preference. I've watched storylines like this, like Jun Jiu Ling, but the director or writer made it good to the point where I actually don't care about the female lead's real face.

Yang Cai Wei's part takes up too much time, filling the entire first episode and half of the second. Since she's not the main female lead, they should've given her less screen time. A shorter scene or just a brief background would have been enough. This way, viewers wouldn't get too used to her character and we could see more of Ju Jing Yi's face, who seems to be the actual female lead.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I hear your frustration, but let's remember, it's just the beginning with two episodes in. We're just starting to learn about these characters and what they're dealing with. It's too soon to judge the female lead or expect apologies or changes. There might be more going on with her that we haven't seen yet. And yes, her family's behavior is awful, no argument there. They're even bad to their own daughter. On the other hand, I've seen how badly the male lead was treated for three years, all alone. He's been through a lot. But let's also remember, we've only heard his side. We need to understand both sides before we make any conclusions or demands.

After watching episode 2, for those who still feel that FL is a bitch, I urge you to give her the benefit of the doubt. The doctor's explanation of her illness and its effects on her memory suggests that she may have been suffering from it for years without realizing. With the tumor already spreading, it's plausible that it has been affecting her for some time, possibly even dating back to events three years ago. Her memory lapses, including the sudden jumps in recall, such as missing appointments with Hyunwoo, might be signs of this condition.

I still wish for a happy ending, but the chance of a sad one seems high. I hope I'm mistaken, or perhaps the doctor misdiagnosed her condition.

I have to say, this episode is hands down the best one for me. Qian Ling's attitude is simply electrifying, it's like she's breathing fire with every word! I'm completely hooked. And as for Gu Xun, well, seeing him squirm and grovel under Qian Ling's fierce demeanor is just the icing on the cake. It's like watching karma in action. Honestly, I'm practically on the edge of my seat waiting for more. I just hope they don't rush it; I want them to really delve more, stretch it out over at least 5 episodes to truly satiate our craving for revenge. That way, we can really enjoy every bit of his payback.